On Thu, Aug 31, 2023 at 12:27 PM smitra wrote:
> There is no problem here because in practice MWI is nothing more than
> the usual QM formalism to compute the outcome of experiments where you
> then assume that the ensemble of all possible outcomes really exists.
> Locality then follows from the
There is no problem here because in practice MWI is nothing more than
the usual QM formalism to compute the outcome of experiments where you
then assume that the ensemble of all possible outcomes really exists.
Locality then follows from the fact hat the dynamics of the theory is
manifestly
The many worlds idea has already been falsified because it cannot account
for the observed violation of the Bell inequalities for entangled
particles. MWI is supposedly a local theory -- where is the local account
of the correlations of entangled particles?
Bruce
On Thu, Aug 31, 2023 at 12:39
The short answer is yes, Many Worlds is falsifiable. For example, right now
there are experiments underway in an attempt to prove that the GRW theory
of objective quantum wave collapse makes predictions that Many Worlds does
not, if they are successful it will prove that Everett was dead wrong,
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